GPSdings googlemap

googlemap creates Google Maps from GPX 1.1 files. If you want to use Google Maps on your own website you first have to get an API key from http://www.google.com/apis/maps/

USAGE: gpsdings googlemap [options] [<gpxfile>...]
 -j,--javascript <file>          Write the generated Google Maps Javascript to
                                 this file.
 -c,--css <file>                 Write CSS output to this file.
 -x,--xhtml <file>               Write HTML output to this file.
 -t,--title <title>              The title for the generated HTML document
                                 (html).
 -C,--CSS-URL <URL>              The URL under which the HTML output can locate
                                 the generated CSS (html).
 -J,--Javascript-URL <URL>       The URL under which the HTML output can locate
                                 the generated Javascript (html).
 -p,--photojs <URL>              Include this javascript generated with exifloc
                                 (html).
 -P,--Photo-URL <URL>            URL prefix for the pictures to be included
                                 with the -p,--photo option (empty by default).
 -a,--api-key <GoogleMapsApiKey> The Google Maps API key of the website where
                                 the HTML output will be published (html).
 -e, --encode-polylines          Use fromEncoded to create GPolylines for tracks.
                                 Encoding polylines should usually result in
                                 slightly better performance, but it can cause
                                 a loss of accuracy when you have many closely
                                 spaced trackpoints.
 -h,--help                       Print this help and exit
 -l,--license                    Display the licenses for this program and
                                 included libraries.
 -q,--quiet                      Suppress status and error information.

GPX 1.1 can be created from a lot of other geo-coordinate formats with GPSBabel. Use the option "gpxver=1.1" in GPSBabelGUI or "-o gpx,gpxver=1.1" for command line gpsbabel. No datum conversion is performed, therefore all files should be in WGS84.
This program is licensed to you under the GNU General Public License version 3.